Hey, hope you’re doing well! I saw that this keyboard sounded more “thocky” then the other Gmk gray wood v3 keyboard that you’ve made, and I want to ask you what are the differences between the two, also, thank you very much for answering all of my questions so far, i really appreciate it and you helped me a lot!
Hey! This one is more thocky because of the keycaps. These are XDA profile. The other one is Cherry Profile Keycaps. Watch my keycap comparison video here ruclips.net/video/9Quy0BbSN6s/видео.htmlsi=yJTKs13KlTkepYF0
I hand lubed them but they came factory prelubed. Here’s a review of them stock before I lubed them ruclips.net/video/4mZCWc18LAI/видео.htmlsi=6CQy1FYhZDHVE7UD
does it change a lot if i use grease lube to the switches too or does it barely make a difference if i use a grease instead of oil? btw sorry for spamming questions like these
No problem! I like answering them, and from my experience the grease works better for the switches, I only use the oil for the springs nowadays. But never use grease for the springs, it makes them mushy
do you think i can use a different gmk 67 and get the same "thock"? do you recommend any budget ones too? (below 80$) also is the aliexpress screenshot you took was the one you bought? if not the can you provide a link to what we are seeing in the video
Hey yes the AliExpress screenshot is the one I bought, the link in the description. You can definitely make one that is this thocky with a GMK67. It looks like it’s $32 right now
It shouldn’t have a rattle, the stabs are solid once you level it and lube them. Try taking them out to see where the rattle is coming from, it’s possible you might need a bandaid mod or holee mod for yours
hi there man, i just finished building my gmk67 but i face with a problem, when i plug the 2.4 usb to my pc and try turning it off, the screen is stuck on the loading page and it just keep spining and spining and wont shutdown, but its fine when i use the cable that they provide, it just only the 2.4 wireless usb, idk why this happen and idk how to fix it
Hey I have not seen this issue before. It only happens when the 2.4 USB is plugged in? The computer does not turn off. Try using the software to reset the keyboard. Not sure if this will work but it’s worth a try
Hey great video! One thing I loved with the editing was the sound of the keyboard when the text was appearing on the screen, was that you just syncing the sounds up indivudally or is there a piece of software that does that? I love that typing effect.
The easiest way is with a switch opener, but if you don’t have one this video is really helpful ruclips.net/video/hZb2xBn62ig/видео.htmlsi=TKIwN4gZN4cYy6hK
Wow. This is amazing. Just got my board (Keychron V1) and my switches (Akko Lavenders) any tips on how to make that board thocky? I've been struggling with modding.
I noticed the biggest things that give thocky is using tall keycaps and the tape mod. I don’t have the keychron v1 so not sure if these will work but it’s worth a try
Hey, I made a Keychron V1 1 build myself and was able to get it pretty damn thocky. My best tips would be to remove the silicone dampener (believe it or not, those actually make the board clack), replace it with a crap ton of foam, and tape mod it. If you can, you can also do the PE foam mod (I don't have thin PE foam so I can't really do this), and you should honestly be fine. And make sure to lube your switches too if you can, those help. Hope this helps :)
Haha no problem, lemme know if you need anything else :) I'll probably also post a video about that in the next couple months, so stay tuned for that.@@o_poseidqn
@@sulcetechGreat vid! This inspired me to get the gmk67 but it has a battery and i dont think painters tape works since its kinda conductive so should i stick with masking tape or electrical tape? Ty in advance!
@@xymdx hey there is a foam layer between the battery and the PCB where you put the tape, when I tried electrical tape it’s harder to take off because it’s more sticky, and no problem!
I have not tested this, it would definitely take a while to test. On research it states 15-20 hours with RGB and 20 days without RGB. From my experience the battery life on this is great. And those specs sound about right. I rarely charge it. I use mine on 2.4 GHz wireless as well. Hope this helps!
Yes lubed, lubed at 5:04 Edit: It’s lubed the whole video actually you can see what they sound like without lube in this video here ruclips.net/video/4mZCWc18LAI/видео.htmlsi=PZfu3LbLXCFjEcJS
@@meeeeeepbrausegulasch3235 I think the tester has a metal positioning plate, so it might sound a bit more clacky if I am not mistaken. This board has a polycarbonate positioning plate which gives a lower pitch sound
Hey sulce, do you think you could send me the exact file for the keycap container you used? I saw the link you put in your website but i dont know the dimensions you used. If you could give me the direct file that would be very much appreciated.
@@sulcetech you have the keyboard, but u searched it online instead? Can you check it yourself please? I recently bought a keyboard rated at 1000hz, but it turned out to be 250hz and I can’t return it
@@chaniibak7702 hey sorry, I did not know I could test this, did some research on it and downloaded keyboard inspector. I got 1000Hz while plugged It wasn’t able to analyze while on 2.4 wireless.. sometimes it says 62.5Hz
@@sulcetech neo65. Ciidoov65 v2. Zoom65. Envoy. Keychron. All "budget options". The ciidoo v65 v2 is a ridiculous deal. $110 for an aluminum keyboard with tri pcb pre-built. Neo65 is the best bang for buck custom side. Gasket and o ring mount. Gmk pro is ok because they heavily discount, but it's ugly in looks imo. The flex isn't good either
I’m working on a video for the Neo65 currently, it’s a very nice budget Aluminum. Thank you for your suggestions, hopefully I get the chance to try the others
Oh, my, GOSH! THANK YOU SO MUCH! I love the build, you're an amazing RUclipsr. Keep it up man!
No problem! Glad you like it 😆
I actually had no idea different keycap profiles produced different pitched sounds so im really glad I got xda keycaps for my next build
Nice! You’re in for an awesome treat in the next build! Good luck 🙌
Did the XDA keycaps make a difference in sound for you?
Its terrible for typing performance
yea, you earned yourself a sub I’m gonna build this for my next all white pc build
Thank you! 💪
Im gonna build this. Thanks so much!
No problem! Have a great build 🙌
@@sulcetech Quick question. Will it still sound as good if I don’t use lube?
@@Kermzyclips it will still sound good just slightly less smooth
@@sulcetech oh ok thanks so much
Nice sound bro! Keep it up!
Thanks, will do!!
Hey, hope you’re doing well! I saw that this keyboard sounded more “thocky” then the other Gmk gray wood v3 keyboard that you’ve made, and I want to ask you what are the differences between the two, also, thank you very much for answering all of my questions so far, i really appreciate it and you helped me a lot!
Hey! This one is more thocky because of the keycaps. These are XDA profile. The other one is Cherry Profile Keycaps. Watch my keycap comparison video here ruclips.net/video/9Quy0BbSN6s/видео.htmlsi=yJTKs13KlTkepYF0
@@sulcetech thanks!
Did you lube the switches, or did they come factory lubed?
I hand lubed them but they came factory prelubed. Here’s a review of them stock before I lubed them ruclips.net/video/4mZCWc18LAI/видео.htmlsi=6CQy1FYhZDHVE7UD
It’s the perfect balance between creamy and thocky🤤
those kangwhites oh my god
Man, that's over lubing those stems sheesh damn :D
Haha yea I figured a new wayto lube them later on with dielectric grease in alexotos video, they sound much better now!
does it change a lot if i use grease lube to the switches too or does it barely make a difference if i use a grease instead of oil?
btw sorry for spamming questions like these
No problem! I like answering them, and from my experience the grease works better for the switches, I only use the oil for the springs nowadays. But never use grease for the springs, it makes them mushy
@@sulcetech thank you! I’m still gonna be using the grease for the spring though
@@MattAnART you like grease for the springs? How do you do it, I’ve only had bad experience from that
@@sulcetech I never lubed a keyboard but I’ve seen people do it like that
@@MattAnART ahhhh ok got it maybe I’ll try it that way again and see how it goes. Good luck with your build!
Are all switches lubed or only the stabilizers?
Yes the switches come prelubed but I hand lubed them as well
@@sulcetech thx
do you think i can use a different gmk 67 and get the same "thock"? do you recommend any budget ones too? (below 80$) also is the aliexpress screenshot you took was the one you bought? if not the can you provide a link to what we are seeing in the video
Hey yes the AliExpress screenshot is the one I bought, the link in the description. You can definitely make one that is this thocky with a GMK67. It looks like it’s $32 right now
@@sulcetech thanks!
@@MattAnART no problem! 🫡🫡
No foam case? Also what tape did you use?
Hey the Zuoya GMK67 comes with foam inside already, I didn’t want to add more. The tape is painters tape, it’s like the paper texture one
oh okay, thank you! i'm following this build, just checking everything out :). using mda profile caps because your video convinced me lol@@sulcetech
@@AltarValorant those are really good 😮💨😮💨 good luck with your build! Hope everything comes out how you want it!
@@sulcetech thank you so much!
@@AltarValorant no problem!! 😆
Does the left side of stabs have a rattle? It does on mine
It shouldn’t have a rattle, the stabs are solid once you level it and lube them. Try taking them out to see where the rattle is coming from, it’s possible you might need a bandaid mod or holee mod for yours
did you lube the switches?
Yes!
Sorry for bothering you again. Could I just use 205g0 for the stabs too? Thank you!
Yes you can! I discovered dialectric grease works best but if you don’t have that then just use 205g0
@@sulcetech thanks!
@@AltarValorant no problem! Happy to help 🫡
@@sulcetech :)
@@sulcetech I keep having questions (so sorry). Is blue painters tape fine?
Does what type of tape results different? What tape you used?
It’s not a huge difference from my experience but I like the painters tape, that’s the one I use. It’s also easy to take on and off
а почему у вас на клавиатуре на клавишах русские символы?)))
hi there man, i just finished building my gmk67 but i face with a problem, when i plug the 2.4 usb to my pc and try turning it off, the screen is stuck on the loading page and it just keep spining and spining and wont shutdown, but its fine when i use the cable that they provide, it just only the 2.4 wireless usb, idk why this happen and idk how to fix it
Hey I have not seen this issue before. It only happens when the 2.4 USB is plugged in? The computer does not turn off. Try using the software to reset the keyboard. Not sure if this will work but it’s worth a try
i tried reseting the keyboard but it still doesnt work, and for software when i download it im stuck on the first page idk why@@sulcetech
@@sulcetech yea man i tried doing the short cut to restart my keyboard but it didnt work
Wil the boba u4t work good
Yes those will work
What is the deepest absolute deepest switch on aliexpress irl and it need to be on cherry and it has to be linear and
Why is the grease like it was made from your bedroom
😂😂😂🤣🤣
I would love this keyboard , but I want a keyboard that has the f Row Key
You could do the Next Time x75
a.aliexpress.com/_mqiGxYK
Or the CIY TESTER84
a.aliexpress.com/_ms2Pd1k
Or the Akko 5075S
a.aliexpress.com/_msKNAei
What's better for gaming ktt kang white or Leobog Graywood v3?
Leobog Graywood v3, it feels faster and lighter
Hey great video! One thing I loved with the editing was the sound of the keyboard when the text was appearing on the screen, was that you just syncing the sounds up indivudally or is there a piece of software that does that? I love that typing effect.
Thank you so much! That was me editing it in 😂😂
have u heard of the sugar65, its insane for $40
No never, where did you find it
How did u open the leobog switches? i just got them and they look like they are sealed closed with ledges
The easiest way is with a switch opener, but if you don’t have one this video is really helpful ruclips.net/video/hZb2xBn62ig/видео.htmlsi=TKIwN4gZN4cYy6hK
You think there's any good black and white keycap options of this type? I havent found any.
Hey I have not found a good set I can recommend 😕
Wow. This is amazing. Just got my board (Keychron V1) and my switches (Akko Lavenders) any tips on how to make that board thocky? I've been struggling with modding.
I noticed the biggest things that give thocky is using tall keycaps and the tape mod.
I don’t have the keychron v1 so not sure if these will work but it’s worth a try
Hey, I made a Keychron V1 1 build myself and was able to get it pretty damn thocky. My best tips would be to remove the silicone dampener (believe it or not, those actually make the board clack), replace it with a crap ton of foam, and tape mod it. If you can, you can also do the PE foam mod (I don't have thin PE foam so I can't really do this), and you should honestly be fine. And make sure to lube your switches too if you can, those help. Hope this helps :)
@@SunnyBoi. tysm man I will try this ASAP! ❤️
Haha no problem, lemme know if you need anything else :) I'll probably also post a video about that in the next couple months, so stay tuned for that.@@o_poseidqn
what tape do you recommend, for tape mod? and does foam help you to achieve a thockier sound?
Masking tape and yes foam helps
@@sulcetechGreat vid! This inspired me to get the gmk67 but it has a battery and i dont think painters tape works since its kinda conductive so should i stick with masking tape or electrical tape? Ty in advance!
@@xymdx hey there is a foam layer between the battery and the PCB where you put the tape, when I tried electrical tape it’s harder to take off because it’s more sticky, and no problem!
@@sulcetech So masking tape is my best bet right?
@@xymdx yes definitely!
Love your video. How long does the battery last on 2.4ghz wireless - with and without RGB?
I have not tested this, it would definitely take a while to test.
On research it states 15-20 hours with RGB and 20 days without RGB.
From my experience the battery life on this is great. And those specs sound about right. I rarely charge it. I use mine on 2.4 GHz wireless as well. Hope this helps!
is it safe to do polyfill mod on keyboard with batteries?
I would not say it’s safe, there’s a risk with doing that if the batteries get too hot it can ignite the polyfill.
The keyboard software is safe? And should i try using pe foam, will there be a difference
I tried it on 2 devices already, no virus. I think the foam on it is pe foam
Very nice videu but did you lube the switches ?
Yes lubed, lubed at 5:04
Edit: It’s lubed the whole video actually
you can see what they sound like without lube in this video here ruclips.net/video/4mZCWc18LAI/видео.htmlsi=PZfu3LbLXCFjEcJS
Do you think if I would get a ciy tester 84 with the same switches,keycaps and the same mods it will sound as thocky as that build ?
@@meeeeeepbrausegulasch3235 I think the tester has a metal positioning plate, so it might sound a bit more clacky if I am not mistaken. This board has a polycarbonate positioning plate which gives a lower pitch sound
@@sulcetech oh ok thx for Helping me :)
@@meeeeeepbrausegulasch3235 no problem! Anytime 🫡
what cpu case is that bro?
keyboard videos are my cocomelon
do the leobog switches come prelubed?
Yes it does!
tysm! and do they also work on the tester68 i@@sulcetech
wow, the tape mod totally changed the sound signature!!!
Easy mod for great results! Love it
@@sulcetech I just uploaded a sound test using lubed ktt kang white v3, give it a listen, I hope you will love it.
does this work with ps5.... pls I cant find anyone who will respond
Hey no worries I’m here to help, yes it does! Here’s a video ruclips.net/user/shortsrEVcHfF1KZw?si=XHcXSlnQRu8LivXb
Hey sulce, do you think you could send me the exact file for the keycap container you used? I saw the link you put in your website but i dont know the dimensions you used. If you could give me the direct file that would be very much appreciated.
Yes I can, email me sulcetech@gmail.com so I can send it to you! I made it 220% bigger if that helps
Why there are russian keycaps?
No reason, they were cheap
@@sulcetechruclips.net/video/Tms7Hxq-gFE/видео.htmlsi=1KrmtLsC5R4V8m8O. 80 usd
But then what Is the polling rate of it?
So on 2.4Ghz when I did some research I saw it was 1ms and on Bluetooth it was 8ms
@@sulcetech you have the keyboard, but u searched it online instead? Can you check it yourself please? I recently bought a keyboard rated at 1000hz, but it turned out to be 250hz and I can’t return it
@@chaniibak7702 hey sorry, I did not know I could test this, did some research on it and downloaded keyboard inspector. I got 1000Hz while plugged
It wasn’t able to analyze while on 2.4 wireless.. sometimes it says 62.5Hz
gmmk pro isn't really the quality board now. Its not bad, but there are better boards for cheaper.
Hey what boards would you suggest?
@@sulcetech neo65. Ciidoov65 v2. Zoom65. Envoy. Keychron. All "budget options".
The ciidoo v65 v2 is a ridiculous deal. $110 for an aluminum keyboard with tri pcb pre-built.
Neo65 is the best bang for buck custom side. Gasket and o ring mount.
Gmk pro is ok because they heavily discount, but it's ugly in looks imo. The flex isn't good either
I’m working on a video for the Neo65 currently, it’s a very nice budget Aluminum. Thank you for your suggestions, hopefully I get the chance to try the others
Isn’t aliexpress a scam
Not sure where you got this info from but AliExpress is very much reputable, look at seller reviews before buying of course
noice
зачем тебе кириллица бро
It was on sale for $11 😭😭
@@sulcetech ok
did you lube the switches?
Yes!
@@sulcetech alright thank you I'm going to build this it looks awesome
edit: sorry I forgot to ask but grease or oil
@@Tattiscooper 205g0 grease